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FAQ – Jabra T5330 Multiuse
How does the Jabra T5330 Multiuse work?
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The Jabra T5330 Multiuse is designed to work with corded fixed-line telephones
as well as with Bluetooth enabled mobile phones at the same time. Many desk
phones have a dedicated button for headset use. Simply press the dedicated key
to answer a call - after taking the Jabra T5330 Multiuse headset out of the headset
cradle. To answer a call on a telephone without a headset button, lift the handset
from the telephone for the duration of the call. To end the call, simply replace the
handset on the telephone. If you get a call on your mobile phone, simply take the
headset out of the headset cradle and tap on the answer/end button. To end a
call, tap on the answer/end button and place the headset in the cradle.
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- Page 1 Simply press the dedicated key to answer a call - after taking the Jabra T5330 Multiuse headset out of the headset cradle. To answer a call on a telephone without a headset button, lift the handset from the telephone for the duration of the call.
- Page 2 Yes! To activate this function, add a remote answerer (accessory GN 1000) to the Jabra T5330 Multiuse. This allows you to answer calls with the Jabra T5330 Multiuse without returning to your desk or lifting the handset from the telephone.
- Page 3 T5330 Multiuse protects against these loud sounds. Many acoustic experts define acoustic shock as exposure to levels in excess of 135 dB SPL, but even lower levels can damage the ears. Therefore, the Jabra T5330 Multiuse cuts off sounds at 118 dB SPL (RMS).
- Page 4 The Jabra T5330 Multiuse employs radio signals in the 2.4 GHz frequency band using the Bluetooth protocol for transmission between headset and cradle. The radio wave exposure from the Jabra T5330 Multiuse is 2.5 mW and way below national standards. More information is available in a separate white paper on radiation from Jabra.